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Roger Daltrey Interview - 1978
This is a 1978 Roger Daltrey interview from the BBC show The Old Grey Whistle Test. He talks about Keith Moon (who had recently died at the time) and a bit about The Kids Are Alright.
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Loony Mooney was one of a kind. Impossible to live a life like that into old age.
My all-time favorite Who album is Tommy. Roger brought life to this character. The Who are a band that shaped and defined how I feel music in general. He internalized the role of the singer as an actor playing a role in the song.
It took Pete, Roger and John years to come to terms with Keith's death. As mush as it is documented that they all constantly fell out and bickered, i really believe that as a band they were closer than any other. Roger and Pete have both been know to say that they blame themselves for now helping Keith more, i think they still find it difficult.
Listen to Heaven or Hell, the first song on the extended update of Live at Leeds. Right out of the gate. Top that😊
Charlie Watts estuvo en el Funeral de Keith Moon y se dice que Lloraba a mares por su muerte.
Let’s be honest , he was an extremely disturbed man who brought it all on himself
How? Was he better than Bonham roger
Typically generous Roger… But also typically Roger.
When keith was drumming and singing at the start it sounded a bit like the beach boys, when Pete struck his chord... INSTANTLY it became The Who. The grit, the power, the tone the melody.. ❤
I actually think Keith and Roger were very similar under the bravado . Both gentle yet strong .
This is how shocking looks
Still shakes me up to this day! 🌝 Such a fragile human, but so strong, vibrant and real. 🌝 In his drumming, he’s playing a lead instrument; and is what I loved so much about him. 🌝 Other drummers play beats, supply backgrounds a some do great phrases; but Moonie sang with his drums-always! 🌝
The Who died the day Moon did, period.
This is really painful to watch...
RIP Keith
❤️❤️❤️❤️ Blessed be, Roger ❤️
I _laughed_ listening to Moon talking to the others about the lyrics to "Barbara Ann". And I've seen the song clip many times. 😊
Nice to see Rogers humanity here. His bootstrap Torrey crap of late is really disappointing.
I just wanna hug him </3
I did get to hug him...
I had no idea that Keith’s favourite song was Barbara Anne by the beach boys.
Keith was a HUGE Beach Boys fan, to the point where it was said he would have left The Who and joined them if he'd ever gotten an offer.
I kind of wish the Who had ended with Moon's death. Never really thought much of their records afterwards. What do I know, though?
I’m surprised they were so close. Keith was wild always off it on drugs and alcohol. This man was clean.
Roger wasn't totally clean but in the name of preserving his voice he usually didn't try to compete much with harder partying Keith.
Roger is a pure heart and good man underneath the tough man exterior he has... I really do feel for him in this. You can see his love and admiration for Keith in a sensitive way... A good man and arguably the greatest frontman in rock and roll (in my opinion).
I completely agree with you!
Wow, so young..
Love the Barbara Ann bit.... watching Keith and Pete shred it is classic...
Is it a beach boy's song?
@@tidningsboije5568 yes!
Was the film even made or released?
~ It came out in 1979, where have you been?
When Bonzo died the bed fell off the legs.
Yes the greatest drummer and he is sorely missed he was perfection in every way with a pair of drum sticks he was absolutely magical r.i.p Keith....
Touching, this! - Cheers, John, Keith, and Cheers, Roger! - God Save Peter Townshend!
speaking as someone who took an Adderall bad trip recently...fuck all pharmaceuticalunacy
the music must change...the only track on who are you that didn't feature Keefs' magicaniacal drumming
A very prophetic album. The album cover shows Keith sitting on a chair with the words "Not to be taken away" stencilled on it.
it simply took too much energy to be Keef...one in 5.7 billion
The who ; the top rock band ever !!!
the who playing Babbaran (the beach boys) sounded like a precursor to the Ramones which I mean in a good way of course. I probably misspelt or even mis named baBARRAN. Whatever, not that much of a beach boy's fan. But they had something. It just needed something. Like the Ramones to put some soul into it.
~ It's called "Barbara Ann." Jeeze.
Ollie Reed was devasted when Keith died. Even years later he would come to tears if Keith was brought him in conversation. A great mad partnership with outlandish moments! Greatly missed.
As Roger says Keith was the funniest man he had ever met!
Keith always thought of Roger as an older brother. He said Roger was the only one he ever knew that had it all together.Keith called Pete every night and sometimes Roger to wish them a good night and would always say i love u? Pete said that Keith was very insecure.
~ I remember reading that. I also remember Pete would reply with something like "I love you too, but you're still an asshole." I think only Townshend could say something like that and still come off as affectionate.
2:40...Am i the only one who can hear Roger quietly blaming Pete Townsend for keeping the band and Mooney caged up for 3 years recording his pretencious "rock opera" as opposed to being on the road playing live?.....Cage a lion for too long and he will start to fall apart.
Alex Scott lmao he wasn’t talking about the Tommy era, they were touring consistently then. He’s talking about 75-78, when there were large gaps between tours/shows, which was also largely Keith’s fault for moving to LA and isolating himself from the rest of the group in pursuit of every kind of excess while becoming completely out of shape for touring.
Townshend.
Keith moon with the high tenor
They clashed alot but brothers do! It's clear that that Roger is mourning here and completely adored Keith
0:11 The granny face
Lol. Steptoe.
It's hard to tell whether it was suicide or he just took too many after building a tolerance to pills. It was a matter of eating 3 passing out waking up eating more waking up eating more and they killed him. I think he might have mixed the pills with alcohol also.
How does someone accidentally take that many pills?
@The SNES Man 32 pills. Why?
Roger was always a lovely, generous and honest chap.
I've met him a few times. Each encounter was wonderful. He was so friendly, gave amazing hugs...
Rodgers eyes dilated to all fuck in this appearance
HostDisorder His eyes were not dialated, it is the resolution of the videotape.
Question- Anybody else ever seen an interview with Pete (i think) where Pete talks about Moon's passing and says something to the effect that the fans/press/etc all moan the loss of a great drummer, but for him it was his friend...? feel like I might have seen it on a DVD of the Who with concert footage, videos, and interviews...
tominrochester I think you're thinking of John Entwistle. He was being interviewed by the French Press, and when he was asked about The Who's future after Keith's death, he broke down in tears.
Yes, I think I know the one. It was in a mini series called Rock and Roll in the mid-late 90's. Pete gave a typically biting interview which I remember him saying "All my friends are dead. Brian Jones, Keith Moon, Jimi. They're your heros but they were my friends and they're fucking dead."
I just want to hold him. He's knocked more than a few people out yet he can still cry. I love that.
So do I. He's our Boo. 💔
Yeah I heard he was a fighter, but I don’t feel like he looked for trouble. He’s the most calmest, patient, great demeanor of all of them!
he was keeping in so much pain there
how cool... he did end up making that single with 8 drummers, it was called under a raging moon.
I have that album autographed by Roger.
@@BernardWilkinson i have that album too and bloody great track under a raging moon !
That's what the uk press do we build you up and pull you down
The tabloid press does that in the US too.
It's amazing that Keith made it to thirty-two.